A Medicine for Members event to mark World Mental Health Month, Angela Hassiotis, Professor of Psychiatry of Intellectual Disability at UCL’s Division of Psychiatry, will offer her own perspective on supporting people with mental illness.
Angela McNab, chief executive of C&I, will provide her own insight into how society’s perception of mental health and attitudes towards it are changing. Join us at our Medicine for Members event on Thursday 22 September, from 5.30pm.
The Recovery College still has spaces available on the Men and Masculinity course. This course offers men a space to understand what their masculinity means to them.
Where: The Old Church Gardens, St Pancras Road, London, NW1 1UL
When: Sunday 18 September 2016
Time: 11.30am-4pm
This year’s C&I Fun Day is going to be held on Sunday 18 September for all of the local community, service users and staff to join us in a celebration of our services.
Musicians and artists will contribute to an evening dedicated to highlighting the crucial value of art in the context of mental health recovery and wellbeing as part of C&I’s Medicine for Members programme of events.
We are hosting an employment support day to help our service users find the right job. Join us on Wednesday 27 January 2016 to find out about information on training, in work support, volunteering, employment options and benefits.
Ensuring people with mental health live with dignity
A Medicine for Members event to mark World Mental Health Month, Angela Hassiotis, Professor of Psychiatry of Intellectual Disability at UCL’s Division of Psychiatry, will offer her own perspective on supporting people with mental illness.